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Business, Management and Administration

Careers in Business, Management and Administration

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Accountants and Auditors
Accountants and auditors assemble, analyze, and check the accuracy of financial information.
Administrative Services Managers
Administrative services managers coordinate support services for businesses and organizations.
Agents and Business Managers
Agents and business managers advise writers, performers, and athletes on business details.
Arbitrators and Mediators
Arbitrators and mediators help prevent and solve disputes between people or organizations.
Archivists
Archivists preserve and control paper, film, and electronic records with historic value.
Billing Clerks
Billing clerks keep records, calculate charges, and maintain files of payments made for goods and services.
Blue-Collar Worker Supervisors
Blue-collar worker supervisors direct, help, and train workers in physically active jobs.
Bookkeeping and Accounting Clerks
Bookkeeping and accounting clerks manage the financial records of companies or clients.
Budget Analysts
Budget analysts help prepare and manage budgets.
Business Executives
Executives run companies or government agencies. They create plans to help their organizations grow.
Construction Managers
Construction managers schedule and coordinate the work on construction projects.
Copy Machine Operators
Copy machine operators run copy machines to fill orders for customers or coworkers.
Couriers and Messengers
Couriers and messengers pick up and deliver letters, documents, and packages.
Court Clerks
Court clerks process legal records and perform other duties for a court of law.
Customer Service Representatives
Customer service representatives try to solve customer complaints.
Data Entry Keyers
Data entry keyers use computers to enter numbers and information into a database.
Emergency Management Specialists
Emergency management specialists plan and coordinate plans to respond to natural, wartime, and technological disasters.
Employee Training Specialists
Employee training specialists plan and organize instructional activities.
Employment Interviewers
Employment interviewers help job seekers find jobs. They also help employers find qualified employees.
Employment Recruiters
Employment recruiters search for and screen promising job applicants.
Executive Secretaries
Executive secretaries assist managers and direct office activities.
File Clerks
File clerks classify, store, find, and update information.
General Office Clerks
General office clerks perform a variety of duties that help keep offices running.
General and Operations Managers
General and operations managers oversee the day-to-day activities of a company or organization.
Human Resources Assistants
Human resources assistants organize and file companies' information about their employees.
Human Resources Managers
Human resources managers plan and direct policies about employees.
Interpreters and Translators
Interpreters and translators convert spoken or written words from one language into another.
Interviewing Clerks
Interviewing clerks ask people questions to obtain information.
Janitor and Housekeeper Supervisors
Janitor and housekeeper supervisors oversee the work of cleaning staff.
Job Benefits and Analysis Specialists
Job benefits and analysis specialists study and plan employee benefits and job descriptions.
Legal Secretaries
Legal secretaries perform clerical duties in law offices. They must be familiar with legal procedures.
Mail Clerks
Mail clerks sort, distribute, and prepare mail for offices or customers.
Management Analysts
Management analysts study problems in organizations. They offer solutions and may help apply their ideas.
Medical Secretaries
Medical secretaries perform office duties that use their knowledge of medical terms and procedures.
Medical Transcriptionists
Medical transcriptionists listen to taped recordings of medical procedures and doctors' visits and transcribe them into organized reports.
Meeting and Convention Planners
Meeting and convention planners organize events for groups of people.
Office Managers
Office managers plan and oversee the work of office staff.
Operations Research Analysts
Operations research analysts help organizations solve problems. They use mathematical models to help make decisions.
Order Clerks
Order clerks take and process orders for materials, merchandise, and services.
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks
Payroll and timekeeping clerks check employee time records and issue paychecks.
Power Plant Operators
Power plant operators control the machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.
Public Relations Managers
Public relations managers direct all efforts to build a positive public image for organizations.
Public Relations Specialists
Public relations specialists help build a positive public image for organizations.
Receptionists
Receptionists greet visitors and determine whom they need to see or where they need to go.
Secretaries
Secretaries perform a variety of clerical and administrative duties needed to run an office.
Shipping and Receiving Clerks
Shipping and receiving clerks keep records, prepare shipments, and accept deliveries of goods.
Statistical Clerks
Statistical clerks gather information and analyze it using statistics.
Statisticians
Statisticians apply their knowledge of math to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data.
Stock Clerks
Stock clerks receive, unpack, check, store, and track merchandise or materials.
Tax Preparers
Tax preparers interview clients, review tax records, and fill out tax returns.
Telemarketers
Telemarketers sell products, services, and memberships over the phone.
Telephone Operators
Telephone operators help people make phone calls.
Typists and Word Processors
Typists and word processors prepare documents and other print materials using computer software.
Water Treatment Plant Operators
Water treatment plant operators treat water so that it is safe to drink.